Syrian fighting torches historic medieval market
Aleppo's centuries-old covered market - a UNESCO World Heritage site - becomes yet another example of collateral damage in civil war
After the Arab Spring
U.S. aims to rally Syrian opposition with new aid
Obama administration pledges $45 million in new non-lethal, humanitarian assistance, warns Iran to stop arming Assad regime
Panetta: Syria has moved some chemical weapons
Says intel suggests Assad regime has moved some of its chemical weapons, but U.S. believes main sites still remain secure
Syria rebels say the fight is on for Aleppo
Opposition claims "decisive battle" for key city opens up on multiple fronts, and regime getting help from Turkish rebels
Syrians get text message: "Game over" for rebels
Dictatorial regime of Bashar Assad sends mass-text message, signed by army, declaring premature victory in war
Syria activists say 300 killed in 1 day
Opposition claims 40 killed in latest alleged regime massacre among the dead; U.N. says 700K may flee Syria in 2012
Iran reporter killed; Bombs hit Syria military HQ
Suicide bombings and subsequent gun battles in the Syrian capital killed at least five people
U.N. chief: Don't look "other way" on Syria
In U.N. General Assembly address, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon also criticizes Israel's "shrill war talk"
Egypt and the U.S. try to mend fences
In 1st high-level meeting since attack on embassy in Cairo, Morsi assures Clinton U.S. offices will be kept safe
Protesters breached U.S. Embassy in Tunisia
2 reportedly dead after crowds angry over anti-Islam film attack compound & set fire to American school
Tunisia Olympians under fire for behavior, dress
Islamist extremists condemn female medal winner for wearing revealing running gear, swimmer for drinking juice during Ramadan
Tunisia extradites Qaddafi's PM to Libya
Al-Baghdadi Al-Mahmoudi, who fled Tripoli during rebellion, is returned to Libya
Police, protesters brawl in Tunisian capital
Police threw tear gas at people in Bourguiba Avenue, main area for protests since Zine El Abidine Ben Ali was overthrown 1 year ago
In Tunisia, Clinton cites promise of Arab Spring
Secretary of State called on Tunisians to demand that their new leaders stay on the path of liberalization and openness
Thousands in Tunisia protest Islamist extremism
In birthplace of Arab Spring thousands denounce violence committed by ultraconservative Islamist groups
Tunisia honors birthplace of Arab Spring
Festival in Sidi Bouzid remembers fruit vendor, protesters whose anger snowballed into region-wide phenomenon
The Arab Spring turns one year old
A desperate protest by one Tunisian fueled uprisings across the Arab world, toppling dictators and ushering in a new "political Islam"
State Dept. issues warnings in Sudan, Tunisia
State Department is ordering the departure of all family members, non-essential U.S. government personnel from posts in Sudan, Tunisia
How Obama goaded Romney into a foreign policy blunder
The New Republic: Former Romney adviser speculates GOP nominee was eager to show strength in embassy response
Anti-film ads in Pakistan feature Obama, Clinton
Marked by U.S. Embassy seal, TV ads featuring Obama and Secretary Clinton condemn anti-Islam film in apparent attempt to undercut anger against U.S.
Syria VP appears in public, ends defection rumor
First public appearance in weeks of Farouk Al-Sharaa ends speculation that he had fled to Jordan
Aleppo's elite pin hopes, money on rebels
Power players form provisional city gov't to try and hasten post-Assad era, banking on one rebel group for security duties
More carnage in Syria amid pleas for peace
30 killed in Aleppo car bomb blast as new international envoy to country says Syrian people are desperate to see peace
Bombs rock Syrian capital
Officials say 6 police killed, dozen more injured as motorcycle bomb hits crowd at mosque, separate blast goes off near gov't office
More U.S. spies, diplomats at Syrian border
While still estimated at less than a dozen people, the U.S. presence in Turkey helps Syria's rebels
World
Houthi attacks leave Trump with "a difficult dilemma"
How Iran made the Houthis into such a problem
Pacific region sets record for big, long-lasting hurricanes
China sentences 3 people to death for running scam centers
Behavior rules for off-duty U.S. troops in Japan under review
Hurricane Simon hits Mexico after storms kill 5
Zelenskyy says Russia isn't honoring Trump's energy ceasefire
Hackers heat up refrigerators at hundreds of supermarkets
